Chapter 69: 0069 Doesn’t Matter Anymore_1
Chapter 69: 0069 Doesn’t Matter Anymore_1
Felicia Frost frowned, “Let take a look.”
She had co straight to Lucy Wood’s place as soon as the live broadcast was over, so she hadn’t checked the Internet for comnts yet.
But just looking at today’s barrage, one could guess the general range of opinions.
As expected, the comnts were filled with most people feeling that Lucy Wood’s sister was devaluing herself by living in the countryside.
Although her deanor was extraordinary, she had spent the entire day working on the farm, and compared to the relaxed ease of the other three families, and with the presence of a rich family like Naya York’s, the contrast was just too stark.
It was as if everyone else was high-class, and when it ca to you, it was just so down-to-earth…
Most TV viewers are from the city center, and although there are those from the countryside, once they move to the city, they change their attitude, and instead feel that Ellen Young, behaving like this, was losing face for rural people.
Do we rural people not also have our cultural and entertainnt needs?
Who spends all day pulling up radishes like her?
Of course, not everyone was unreasonable; so expressed their fondness for Ellen Young’s peaceful pastoral style, especially since the rural manor environnt was really too fantastic.
But those were in the minority, and with Lucy Wood having quite a few haters online, a whole bunch started stirring things up as soon as the live broadcast ended, saying she was so lazy in the broadcast, proving that live shows were like a revealing mirror, showing true colors imdiately.
Felicia wanted to curse at them for being insane—didn’t Lucy Wood just take a few hours’ nap in the afternoon? Who doesn’t take a nap?
After the program ended, fan teams spontaneously organized data comparisons, vying against each other. Except for the reward system that put Lucy Wood at the top with 30 million in the morning, she was at the bottom of all other popularity data.
Others laughed that if Lucy Wood took her sister to an amusent park, it might not have been such a disaster.
Lucy Wood saw the comnts too, and compared to being used to being criticized, she now seed even more serene.
She simply said, “Let them say what they will. After the program is done, I’ll make so money and then retire.”
“Retire?”
Felicia was sowhat shocked, “When did you start having these thoughts?”
Lucy Wood, expressionless, said, “When my mom threw a cup at .”
Felicia: “…”
Nana shrank her shoulders and didn’t dare say a word.
They all knew that Lucy Wood didn’t have a good ti in the Wood Family, and now with her heart as cold as it was, it would be strange if she cared about anything else.
Lucy Wood added, “I think Ellen just doesn’t like days that are too noisy. I don’t think she is really one of those who can’t do anything.”
“If she can, you need to let her show it, now that she’s linked to you!”
Felicia was sowhat frustrated, “Of course, this is between you sisters, it’s not my place to intervene. If you think it doesn’t matter anymore, then let’s just finish this program.”
Regardless, everything would be easier to discuss after the program was over.
She was an agent, initially hired by Lucy Wood, and over the years she had risen through the ranks with Lucy. If Lucy left, there were plenty of people under her waiting to be taken over by her.
She had made quite a bit of money with Lucy and would miss it, but at the sa ti, she felt sorry for Lucy.
Who would have known that while her exterior life was glamorous, her family background was not so pleasant?
Being born into the Wood Family, outsiders saw her only as Miss Lucy Wood of the Wood Family, not knowing whether it was a stroke of luck or misfortune.
Just then, the director’s voice ca over the loudspeaker, “Lucy Wood, Felicia Frost, can you co over for a debriefing?”
Lucy Wood rolled her eyes, displaying the temperant expected of a celebrity, “I’m going to sleep!”
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